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The battle over blue-collar "tipping point" Wisconsin features a growing COVID-19 caseload, turmoil in Kenosha, a polarized electorate, and a history of jump-ball elections

Campaign officials said Ivanka Trump will share President Trump's agenda with residents.

Republicans in Wisconsin's House delegation have voted against COVID-19 relief but have yet to say what they want to do to battle the coronavirus.

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Despite less traffic on Wisconsin roadways due to the COVID-19 pandemic, fatalities, through the end of September, are higher than 2019 levels.

Bette Anunson Anderson, of De Pere, has been offering free pet vaccination services on the Menominee reservation since 1981.

The two people on the motorcycle were taken to a hospital for injuries.

The 2,676 new COVID-19 cases account for 26.1% of the total 10,247 test results reported by the Wisconsin Department of Health Services Sunday.

The farm was his life. He never married, never had children. Halverson was happiest when he was tending his cattle or working on a small sawmill.

The owner of a beloved Oshkosh bar is in the ICU with COVID-19 and blames the president for an out-of-control pandemic that has infected his family.

The 2,988 coronavirus cases reported Friday was the second-highest case count ever, behind only Thursday's record-shattering count.

Waukesha County Circuit Judge Brad Schimel had said he couldn't wear a mask in court because of chronic sinus issues that he said were aggravated by masks.

Kyle Rittenhouse's lawyers say extraditing teen to Wisconsin would be 'turning him over to the mob'

Fact check: Grothman off base with claim that bill strips states of right to administer elections

Armed men who gathered outside a Milwaukee man's house said they were "with the police," but they likely weren't law enforcement officers.

A typical homeowner would pay $1,580 in property taxes for city services next year. That's an increase of $77.

At least nine dogs and wide range of wildlife have died after ingesting poison, according to the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.

The nonprofit's annual fundraising has nearly doubled since Kelly took over from $4.6 million in 1998 to $9 million in 2019.

Professional cyclist Shayna Powless, an Oneida, and NFL player Eli Ankou are planning to host summer camps on or near Wisconsin reservations.

The appointment will fill the vacancy left by Judge Karen Seifert's resignation Jan. 4. The new judge will complete a term that ends August 31, 2022.